EyeZenith turns your iPhone camera into a personal wellness coach. In 60 seconds, AI eye-tracking reads your stress signals, focus drift, screen-strain and sleep quality — all on-device, no Apple Watch needed, nothing sent to the cloud. Built on Apple's Vision framework + HealthKit. Privacy-first wellness for the AI era. Try free.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
Founder here. I built EyeZenith because I got tired of needing a $400 watch to track basic wellness signals. Turns out your iPhone's TrueDepth camera + Apple's Vision framework can read a *lot* about how you're doing — if you process it on-device.
What EyeZenith does today (all in 60s scans):
• Eye-tracking: saccade + fixation analysis → focus & cognitive load
• Camera PPG: heart rate variability when no Apple Watch is paired
• Screen-distance detection: real eye-strain warnings, not just timers
• Reading wellness: long-form sessions with read-along word tracking
• Breathing & soundscape: 4-7-8 guided rhythm + ambient stress detection
What it doesn't do:
• It is not a medical device. It will not diagnose anything.
• It does not send your images, voice, or biometrics to a server. Ever.
What I'd love feedback on:
• Onboarding flow — does it explain the "why" fast enough?
• Paywall — is the value clear before the ask?
• Any features you wish existed?
Happy to answer everything throughout the day. 🙏
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Love the on-device privacy angle here, that alone makes me want to try it. One thing though, could you add a weekly trend view that shows your focus drift across days of the week? Right now a single 60-second snapshot is cool but seeing patterns like "I always crash on Wednesdays" would actually push me to change habits.
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@guneteroglu Is there any upcoming future plans on building for the Android platform? I have an Android device and having the same problem this app solves.
Love the on-device privacy angle here, that alone makes me want to try it. One thing though, could you add a weekly trend view that shows your focus drift across days of the week? Right now a single 60-second snapshot is cool but seeing patterns like "I always crash on Wednesdays" would actually push me to change habits.
@guneteroglu Is there any upcoming future plans on building for the Android platform? I have an Android device and having the same problem this app solves.